EDI-3: Eating Disorder Inventory Introductory Kit

The EDI-3: Eating Disorder Inventory – Introductory Kit is an instrument designed for the assessment of eating disorder symptomatology in females aged 13 to 53 years. It helps clinicians identify core psychological traits and behaviors associated with eating disorders for improved diagnosis and treatment planning. This tool provides professional teams with a framework that facilitates standardized clinical evaluation and allows them to tailor therapeutic approaches to individual psychological profiles and risks.

Benefits:

• Comprehensive Screening: Evaluates both specific eating disorder symptoms and related psychological characteristics.

• Efficient Administration: Self-report format takes only 20 minutes to complete.

• Modern Diagnostic Relevance: Reflects updated theories in the understanding of eating disorders.

• Clinically Actionable Data: Supports targeted interventions through composite and subscale scoring.

Key Features:

• Twelve Subscales: Measures specific eating disorder symptoms and general psychological issues.

• Six Composite Scores: Provides broader insight into risk and psychological adjustment.

• Standardized Scoring: 0–4 point scale for consistency and clarity.

• Inclusive Item Set: Includes original EDI and EDI-2 items, enhanced with new theoretical models.